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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w Rooms. Persons having Rooms to rent can We
money by seeing We receive constant calls from
parties wanting rooms ROM RENTING AGENCY,
6l2 9th st n. W, nl2-3r
XNANTED-BY ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE.
w or two Rooms with ard private lpmiiy pre-
ferred state terms anu full particulars Addre Boz
%. Star once. p12-3r
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND SISTER WISH
w pleasant Rooms, with rood Board. good lo-ation
IN liable. refined family. poseesanz home Comforts
and piano for CSC par month Address RET INK
AENl Star Office. nl2-S'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w unfurnished communicating Rooms with closets
!not Tor housekespinsl second noor also slsl extra
Room; location central Price not TO exceed e25 per
month References exch-nged Address Box l36.
star office. 1r
NJ ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
w two second-foOr, communicating. furnished
rooms With or without board, bet 4 and n and 9th
and 10th streets. Address, stating terms. &c, Boz
80 star ofhee. 1r
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN Two
w Furnished Rooms, single or communicating, IN
northwest section Address stating terms, MILTON,
star Office. NIL -3t'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, ONE OR TWO
w large, airy rooms FURNISHED unfurnsbed. with
or without bosrd) open fireplace. furnace beat. in
modern house Fist preferred. Address, CIV
Ing price and Description. Box 80, senate p. u. City,
n9-4t
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BLACK Goops In SeAsos

BLACK Goops In SEASON.
We make q speciality of B. Priestley h Co.'S
Black Silk warp Henrietta Cloths. Two shsdes.
deep Jet and medium jet. The deep Jet is for
mourning, while the other IL for ladies. young
Or old. who wear a black dress from choice.
II Ia Q mistaken impression that Silk warp Hen
rfettas are only for mourning wear. as 1t is worn
BY ladies' on Various occasions who pride them
selves on having one good black dress, and choose
the Henrietta Cloths on account Of fneness.
dressineSs sdaptability, and general super
A.S125 8l37H. Stag. S1.62h. 81 as. S2,
$225 $3.50 and So l'er yard.
One beauty Of these fabrics is their uniform
fly OF blackness
main floor; rear Of elevators.)
WOODWARD L0THROP,
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
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LADIES WINTER CLorH SKIRTS.

We offer the following special bargains:
$50 Black Farmer Satin Walking Skirts,
quilted on bottom IL inches deep, excellent
value.
ONLY 81 EACH.
200 Satin Walking Skirts fifteen inch quilt
ing on bottom. bound with velvet, colors. Black.
Navy. Seal Plum and Cardinal
ONLY "a EACH.
100 Extra-ouaiity Satin Walking Skirta hf-
teen inch fancy quilting on bottom, in Black.
Garnet, Seal and Gray. box-plaited rufiie.
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
Our stock of Cloth and Flannel Skirts is par
ticularly complete aud embraces every quality
andstyle from 75c. to S10 each.
Second door.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and Sta NV
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jon Lors Or BORIS Su1rs.

We have closed out from the manufacturers
their balance Of six lots of Boys Clothing at
such advantageous prices, we are enabled to
offer them from SH to S3 per suit less than ever
before These are dis imilar from JOB LOts'
generally, inasmuch IS they are this seasons
goods aud perfect in every respect
Lot l379O1, Boys Cashmere Double breasted
Sack Suits. lined and finished in an excellent
manner. splendid wearing fabric. sizes 10 to Is
years. Generally sold at $3.50.
ONLY IS 90 PER SUIT
2lots. 137905-6, Boys Heavy Cashmere Suits
in neat checks and fancy mixtures made "Nor-
folk" style, and finished almost equal to custom
work, sizes to IL years Generally sold at 81.
ONLY $500 EACH.
Lots, 137900-2, Boys ALL wool Double
breasted Sack Suits, in attractive checks, and
small plaids. sizes 10 to 10 years Generally
ONLY $500 PER SUIT.
Lot. 13799l. Boys Atwood Double
breasted Scotch Chevio: Sack Suits. quite
dressy styles, well-made. and finished in an
excellent manner. Sizes 10 to Is years. Gen.
orally sold at 90.
ONLY se.oo PER SUIT.
These represent bsyond doubt the best bar
gains ever offered by us in Boys Fine Clothing.
BOYS FALL AND WINTER OvERCOATS.
Relieving that 1t 10 mistaken idea Of econo-
my to buy boy cheaply-mads Overcast We
have conhnnd our seiections to the products Of
reliable manufacturers. such - have an estab-
lished reputation for putting out the bestmsde
goods at fair prices. We promise you the full
equivalent for all the money expended here for
an Overcoat.
Az drive" we secured Boys' Fine Chev-
lot Double-bressted Overcoats finished with
cape. The patterns run In neat dark striped
effects. and come only in sizes from 4 to 8
years We offer them at the extraordinary low
price Of
$3.50 EACH
The above IL representative Of the entire
stock, and to secure IN adequate idea Of its
true excellence and intrinsic value personal
visit is absolutely necessary.
Third Aoor.l
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and sta NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

l.
NJ ANTEp-PRotRIEroR or HOTELS kRs.
and monss By isasiss orsrs 9TH 81 eos
SsESasS 81 : ss sss IGsss IS
WAX Eb-okpFRs FOR WHITE. AND COZ
nurses 50 soa,s sns 90 ~.,s scss
afxs "a sa isSs1sn: ekkespsrs he H. AaiSss.
W for Cooks. cham6srmsids, Waitress Lsupdress
s.iss. sas s.rit COME NE Us ss
WANTED-PosiIioxs ron woNEN COOKS
,. %s,d. su,sst i,sress sssmsssss isanS d.ss.
ne 's';ssss ss' 81 a:'
WANTED-BY LADY TEACHING KNoLIsH
best rsi.I ss:'S' i q ss
W.NTED-A fRfYcHMAS wisHE FIBsT-
a. ~ fsisrsSSss a '4 4dSrs.. ' fsfssa
WANT D. THERE rs A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
maid Please cal q IS psis s .srssa a~. = Il.
WASIED-A YOUNG MAN-eoop orfhAToB
sOp IL rsh.na SssiSs: postiSn %adTs y: s
WANTED-BY A WHITE oIRT, A SITUATION
sna ironins References furnished Apply at ysa
WASTED..BY YOUNG NAN JUST ENTERING
store. Address NJ G. s,sf once. ''e', il:
WASrED,A YOUNG LADY. WHO rs NEAT
w aud rapid pennsn desires clerical work or writ
Star office. IL.
WANrED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG GER
w man u situation as lad . maid; understands
good references Addre:s oERMsS. Star once MI =
WANTEp-PRoFiTABLE BUSINESS EMPLOY.
l. wy St, upstsirs on Monday. lie
WANTED-A POSITION BIZ YOUNG WOMAN
w as housekeeper for bachelor or xidower. Best
OF CITY references given Please call or address NJ T.
sHIfLEf. BIZ 18th ST. n It,
WANTED-A FIssT-CLAss pRfssMAKRR's
w position in fafnilies cut, IT. and al other
branches OF dressmakins. csA or address liio 10Th
WANTED-KNowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
~ can be had Ct south Washington Labor bureau
436 9TH st. aw. nl1-lm
WANTED-A HIGHLY EDUCATED Young
w lady who writes plainly and rapidly desires copy.
ins or writing Of any kind Address NJ l. W 326
~ st. NV. nll-3ts
WANTED--A DRUG CLKRK OF THREE AND A
half years experience IL desrous OF Position In
mrs, drugstore Beet refsrsnces given Address
Boz 10. Star ofhce. nl1-3r
WANTED-BY TWO MEN toERMANs) sITUA.
w nons-one a. barseeper. the other a. waiter In
private family restaurant; city refsrsnoea Address
Box 100, Star ofhce n1t-2r
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLnyoUNG WOMAN
w situation TO take entire charge Of two three
Good references Address D. NJ F.. Star oice. n11-2t'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBJ TAIN
w situation for his man servant, whom he cheer
fully recommends Is thoroughly competent walter
and marketer: entirely reliable every respect In
quire at SPA Conn. sve MOST
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"JoB Lor" Raw Snx.
BIG BARGAINS In VEIvrra
WE OFFER

10 PIECES
BLACK BRoCADED vELvETS
.. In dozen
OF the handsomest patterns yet shown In this
rich fabric
pieces from SO to 81 per yard.
* pieces from "a TO 81 per yard.
piece Navy Blue from "a TO 81 per yard.
piece Tan Brocade from "a to 81 per yard.
piece Dark Green from 81 to ~ per yard.
We announce the fsct that there are but .
rev cut pieces left of the Fancy Striped velvets,
We reduced from 81 to CSC.
:. rWeaie trbutiug excellent values in Velvet
Dress Fabrics, our stock of Superhne Plain
BLACK Silk Velvets being particularly cnoice.
CMain hoor, rear Of i0l3 r street side.)
WOODWARD LOrHROP,
Corner 18th and sts. NV.
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THE WEATHER TOMORROW.
RArs. CHrsrsursl
The old. old story,

The old old story.
F. ist wahrer unsinn!
Good gracious. what nonsense!
Idont believe It'll
Once bitten, twice shyi
Can't catch old birds with chat!
Haven't you used some one OF the above rather vl-
gar but expressive ordinations when you've read
the advertisements Of firms whose eoods are all bar.
sains Of those who trot out once week some rare
old antiquities. the prices Of which were reduced
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

THEY MI ST GO AT 81 PER PAIR WE HAVE ,
i few 10-4 White Wool Blankets, slIgbtly soiled
nl2-2ts 74,and az 9t L,h Ms'
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New Pushes AND VrIvErs
sEAToN PERRY.

osuccesor to PERRY BRoTHER3
NEW BLACK SILK CLoAKING pLUsHEs, "a
inches wide, at S3, 81 and 81.
SEAL SKIN CLoAKiNG Pushes from o. to s1e
,ELEaANT STOCK OF SILK Pushes. in the new
ran eolors which In graf demsnd for Combining
With aEN8IETTAs, CAMEI.s HAIRS AND CLOTHS
NEW sTKIPED And PLAID vEIvErs AND
III SahES for trimming and sarniture. from S125
NEW BI. OK AND coLoRED GERMAN SILK
NELNETS from 3l.25 to IS.
LIONS PURE SILK VELyETS. from 90 to %
inenes VIDE IN Black aud twenty five new coiors rang.
inx from - to S. per yard.
SSPEkB IILLE FRANCHISE AND PLUSH COM
Nov 1rH NI FraNE ~ WITH SAsHsS TAMATCH
NELnET DRESS FRONTS
COMPLETE STOCK LYONS FABLE FRAN.
CASE. BENG ALINES. SURAfIs, GI OS-GRAINS.
khADANEs AND PEAU DE SUhDE, 1t lowest
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CAMEL q
HA,RS AND BROADCLOTHS in ali the new coIors
NV ENGLISH COL0kED SILK WARP HEN
hIEIIAS ASD COSTUME CLOTHS
NV BLACK AND SEAL PLUSH JACKFTa
WRAPS, VIsiTES AND sACQUES, in all sizes. RAM
ing ~ price iron SIG to $50. e
SPECIAL BAkGAINS'' IN CLOTH JACKETS
MN MAINE. IN ; AND WRAPS from So to SIS
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
r,,,,,,sh., ,s.o Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th st.
i-.taoIshcu IofU. pl1
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A Bio 'Dnryz" l. NAPKINS.
100 DOZEN
Bleached German Linen Danssk Table Map
kins with neat red bordera. good soft quality. /,
offer at the low price Of
81 PER DOZEN
The waters OF Germany are best adapted to
bleaching linens from the fact in passing over
the rocky beds Of the rivers it absorbs certain
mineral prof. critics. become softened and other
wise better qualified for procuring pure white
bleach.
(Secopd foor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sta u. w.
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BBD5B E.. e. ! :
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TO BuY YOUR EMBRorDERINo MATRRIAIa
S#s#$ I'll +
81 sHsAFsa o 3ab TIE RIFE rs ALWAYS
Az TaE NEWEST NOVELTIES ALWAYS ON
15 8 xSSTers ALWAYS GUARANTEED THE
in . ss :; s:n ~
''' 70 '-' % s % Ss11S s1%S Rh,crs
Sssy sss ss &. III assa. s:s
z zsS 81 60 AN o.
s:is ss;ts ss%sass.' Wool
i'os sf = NHNf 2 TxhNoe As
p Very best quality Imported Spanish Yarn. Bear
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aoeai sI aASk S 9Es ozs.
Very best ''i;.:s, s9RsS'fS ss5H S9s YARN
Very best ''is|!ss ss;;aa s''''
Very best s's2|sy 5SRRS5sis Sss5T$asO WOOL
Best quality fgss'S!4 SSz s! st9Sn a oo10RS
R'''';1l :sE! s!':1 kS %s. g. s'''''
, e. SS siS; SR s sifii;as:
81 s ss:y sHss5 4s g.. s ::: .s:.a
~a asRd is s sss CORDS '0' yard
Eleeant line of Chenille Tassels and Ornaments,
' GvE ES T Psftctr GUARANTEED THE LOWEST.
F E Eafs f E$H$R'ss E E. IS:
+ kkH MN { oa s. Err ssss =
sns. IT, rs ?H S sas
a a superb line Of Embrtidered Felt Table Covers,
sra a and LambSsauins A Felt Cover eRbEoid-
sl'0 m corners "a nxM b II s1S' to ssss'
Felt Lambreauins ~ Xds long, CSC TO $2.75.
q. Piush Ean6reQuins' ~ yds long. 1915. s3.eS,
AHns of Pushes Is HsS sidss all eolo Sc. .ya
Iarer size. plain legs, 47c
NIUE LII Ill z5osg Ssisss4 DON'T
r +: 4 4 B$ WV Y ~ ::
nl2 9TH sTH AND STREETS.
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LAND IRoTosiTION.


4 Chicago man vas persuaded to mako a visit
40 town tho Ia C tJa-t that Is AaNln. boom
Tho coaster lnCu,rd tins ChCdEOa0 10 como ana
l.v.stIgdic. showed INN tho soil IN which Ohn 'ouu
sl,.ost SOS sands of gold .I-tcnin6 Ia tIc suh.
Ia. sides Ol tine inpuH-th we're roy al WIN vintage.
wm!' their sunInits stood undcr tho blue sky IKE
Whtesi -epaIchrr,. 10 tho West the ocean with
H. magnetic movement. The air pure and beautiful.
al course. the enchanting enough. The n~e
IN real estate and It's Increasing upward tendency
cXbatiated avon, and every Statement was verl-
fed. SIN the Ch1agD man hcsiatcd Day after day
the upuoitunlty become presented TO
him. 1T he held back. 1T last tie inquiry was pat
10 him: Why do you hesitate You admit that
am right and hero Is your opportunity. What IS
the fnliter!
Tho CHICAGO man thon said hat In certain cemetery
near his home wa, the grave ~ h~ boy. As long
as that was tho case ground anywhere else under
the sun Wa. valuable him. even In speculative
sense. The Pacific SOic boomer Wa, silent Inc
next dav be- saw tho Chicago man and said hdt
yen told nc has made y deep impression. sun /
YOU Now viii 20 back 7" chicago
with you. and viii have the body ~ tour boy
ti-intcrT.d and sent here. VIII dOnat" lot FOR
tho grave and pay ali expense. Nobody has ever
died hero set. aui. OF course. have 60 10 make
n commencement somewhere" Tho Pacific slope
boomer meant TO bo sentimental and meant to do
and say pretty thing. but the speculative Instinct
In him was so strong that hN couldn't help Gaping
his better FEELINGS with a commercial valuation. Tho
statement that nobody hal ever died there Wd4 his
strong card. ! am tod that the Chicago man
copied the proposition
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THE STATE or TRADE.

PArTIpoRR. oct 2s.-CVtroh steAiv. hdiin, q 9e. -.
Flonr nuIct Western -uUrrnhe 81 81
- do ezra ~ ODGtol 81 "a MY ~ - ~ ~ CliJ
mills ~ 81 sOD To- Extra 50 % as " To- iH'
Patent 81 10 ... heat-sonthern higher. Eot sOds2c
q Sc. Western higher. ~ " inter Rel SPOT
so. IL. Octsbst --c. NoNcmher AT " a 81 &c
petsnber 50 s.c January sia - &c Corn-southern
Mnei .poi joi.c 4g jO-c. yeart'@f0Ec oats
steady southern Soc Western hite 81 o western
Mtr-, $50 So: FcnnsrranlA 80 Joc..-...f I'VE was
dtm AZ ., drOc.. -. Hay steady Prime 10 tnolco
Western slt ~ aslt Ou..... rrsvissa, Guet nose fsIN
$40 81 - Bui1meAt, SHOULDERS .nh l,N lHo SHE,
l.cEsl 6'.a Bason-Shonliers 1'.ab' GEAR nio
- Butter steady. Wesleru Pacsoi l7a2Jc Creamery.
- 2jc tgss hrm al re P"rolslm was hth-
Esnn.r bi,c.....t sGse-lllo srtnArv 10 iur
lslals '.c......SurAT quiet SOFT GLc. 80 oppef-
10 hskev stesdv at II - n 81 -
steamer scAlF-Nott"n '.,-i-
Flour Ia 81. Eeoeipts-FIonr l.Vu, DDS
wheat $1,000 bush. e 900 Duah pau' 'Vup us'h
Iyo ..... bu.i. phlpnents-fsur 1000 bOi. "heas
900 oasi, cora 900. Jusu s-es-"hs. t-J.VuO lush
$1,000 bnsh
nuyv.tn oct 2S.-wl-4t-N New 70 Hard scarce anil
in request -jc bH SPOT carloads 10 arrive oh A.
h5C 80 ! ilArr NoItnem PAc.n, soll al So "Int'i
Wheat au.t and nrm. No Ret MicrgAh -l'aG 80 "a
Whis Michigan $3.50 asked ..... corn ste~iv SO IN
.tors $50. 4st.c tracS. so Sc on track
80 le Nv $3.50 oats Ia TAR demand 80 :
30 sic BARLEY strong 40 cAnIlA 3do No CAninA
~ % Sc 80 tAtra 81 sc So 3Mlwsuk'e tA'. @t"tn
49, 7-c lyo ,lul and nominal ~ hour steady .-..
C.r4l freight, closed nru,r Wheat 80 Corn SO.
Iuub-r - - TO Albany. - - TO New OF.
- Receipt. were-Four 2-.OOs bni.. Mneat $1,000
ts.h corn lt7usO ,u,h Jats -...- bush b'iley -,
sn.n Eaifo,d a.at.Ilsur 10000 Dsi. wheat 4oDj
hu-n Corn 6IOno oats $1,000 busn 'ana snip
m,Lls-WhsAt $50 600 husL (0gh OoOOo DC'l ga"
JusL B-rvy JI.Uos bn'h
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CAUSE OF MRS 1NNA JACKSOAS DEATH
THE PHYSICIANS WHO MADE THE AUTOPSY FOUND

THE PHYSICIANS WHO MADE THE AUTOPSY fo'N
CORROSIVE srBiIMATE
AsBURY PARK. Oct. - (Speciab. The mystery sur
rounding the death OF Mrs. Anna Jackson, VINO JIG"
early Tuesday the house OF her parents III Mhs'
grows deeper daily. Coroner Van Woert and hsh''A"'
Coroner Sexton resumed the inquest today Dts "e''ko
". Brown Samuel Johnson and George f. "iionr 'e'.'
fed that they found corrosive subimate In the dean si
stomach Tnerc a sufficient quantity oi the Po'S""
TO cause death. Mrs Jane Williams. tho deai Wh"n
mother, testified that Anna marrici 10 cori'sS '
eleven years ago. when she was not quite "''o'
years ofa=c The young couple lived together aoo"'
years when Anna returned to her parents house. ae
hrving bitter quarrel with her husband Inc hsh' '"o
died she called her aud told her that she Wa" sun
fcrng from oil OF cloves which she had swallows" "N
trying 10 pour aching t0eth 'e'oi''
physicians summoned. but she died severaI no",s
later in great agony Shs said -ho wanted 10 ne 81 az
bottle which he found this morning In the deah ~,.
bedroom. IL was living under mattress IL coI,"u ,
about ounce OF corrosive snblimate Mcnae! nid
testified that he loved the dead girl ard that thcJ wo
have been married year ago II she had beon ,;
Mrs Sarah Cavaley, the dead girls cousin esnc r
she called Mrs Jackson sunday alterhoon
told her then that she had been greatly "oiio"
because young drank heavily at times
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NEJT N-fTfL TACUCS 1T NEUPORT
TESTING THr poIPnIv's TACTICAL DIANETfE-To

LISTING THE DOIPH1Ns TACTICAL D1AMETFE-Io
USF CLOUDS As REFLECrORs.
NEWPORT Oct. IS tSptc'oD.-The North Atlantic
Squadron mas practically rendered helpless, owing
10 the ack Of coal as tic rcs naval coang station
IS in NewIo The vessels have been directed 10 pro-
;eoi there ill up with coal AMI returu here for prct
ea exercises Tlc Gaiena has already done this,
aud the Atlanta AMI Os-pse, which are now IN New
YoIk after COAL expected to return here not later
than TUESDAY new system of exercises IN naval tao
ties will adopted Wednesday, when the squadron
Will 20 outside for tas purposo and have 50 ne tlrseC
practice ON Wednesday, might the squadron will return
Newport, while the yshlp Richmond Will 20 TO New
York. where will receive supply OF coal.
A lew days ago the United states steamship Dolphin
made some rips measured mile. Ii turns ont her
tdclca! G@Wc;er Is even larger than Tn At o. the ch
n,oni This partly to be attributed Ia her present
screw Captain Wider of the Dsiphn, has proposed 10
The bureau Engineering 10 replace the screw
III ny one having less pitch. The speed deVeI
cped Dolphin while sicaUls over inc measured
mile was fourteen ana seven tenth suois 90
interesting experiment IN signaling N sea VIII
trIed At nc opportunity Tue uetnOd Is QUE >u@
Edison consists OF throwing electric W 10
cloads. which. acting reflector NAV Ice seen 10y
other vessels great distance. BY system OF H"shes
OF different lengths tbe regular navy code Of sI"' c"A
thus u'izrd IN scndins messages where me means
usually employed would he Inadequate or unreidpe
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THE MA Hh ELS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
u,,. NnrLL H..sr- rsS. .LS IN L nIrII Is.


RUIIDING MATFRIAf,-Firm Haver.traw iiarh
Ducks are anoiei s. TO quality yer Thou
sand aroAt Up River Harl 81 5od 20 %: Pae - ~
Crotons brown. rl5d tlJ, dark. sl4 H>ih n -
dsl6 Trenton and Philadelphia Front alony1' PEI,
a%9Si Rocklaud COnmou Lime a nishng ~ 10 ""al.
Han 81 ljc. per hush cate Hair p a22c cement
Las a. round lots American fottl>hh, rhEi'"
Portland. - 20 q 4. 80. loscudaic. 5 a. d<l 10
COFFE-Ou bass of l. - for fair .io SPOT inNe'c,
-On Tags were sold ais, 1000 bsE- on private ttIhs
me mder stylos quiet sales, 100 bag" tHelA a.
trading quite active AMI IN ne -'" OF
weaker account. from abroad the cmpcr VS. qne mn
nuI figures Tepre.cning adv ance ot goa so poht'
for IN dAv follows: Jaun'ry. 100 10"
E.hruaTv Ii % 6Ij. march 1913 10 20 tri, - -
H. 20 Nav 10 us rs 10. Jane. !6oud 10 o. July 80"
1000 August 70 500 $3.50. septrmber lJt5d 1910 No,
isr lG4Oa lh45 Drcembar lGiOdlGf5. lac ranges OF
values of the dircrcntmonhs werc January 700 l'Oo
I,luaty q 80 l5.9j. March 1890 lJHt, tpt 10 "a
- 90. Nav. lGljdljao; lime 5000 10 20 NV NV,
II Oua August. ll.1j0 u DO Septembef ltn'"
October. 1870 ISL November. 1910 a 1879.
10 enter. 10 900 1910 sales 1880 bags.
CDIION-Nlth weaker option mako spot cotton oos'l
easy quotations without change Sae - % -
evening" which Tor consumption Inc
p, recent. day aggsgAsi 4Go~s bales comparing Win
T. 81 4st week AMI - ~ bales no cor
respondns day last yeAF ne tot. port receipt, ,n,e
srpt.nb-f have heen l7i1.27G bales. comparing Win
a'r in ose. ~. espsne porsi last wear
on.i.sss the American stAmaAet a-s'scN'n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

burg steam. hence. $500 bush grain. prvai. terms
PhTRoLstM MARSgRs SH, se trsm an
Bremen Antw rrp hence German ship ror) 5000 bbla
r.a a p t. and sesi.n bark lpri'r 1000 bbl'
EICT 1000 IS; I.a"ea H. vi!a ne p,i,lsf: Of
Xa.ria a BARK G.: U % %
Ss prva;. %
s9 NswiorE for csmpechy BARK private and Tor
merry w ~ 70 aos
Newport News. sic coal time chatter Jamaica ior
fruit; Demerara hence bark. general santcs for Balu
more. schooner. flour. private terms.
oILs-Cottonsee strong at 5Oc asked for fine summer
past Ere. sv s zoo ss. & The for @
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on wants OF exporters Holder. ge@a steedy on IL, ca,
S .s quoted Price" sa' fg0 BOZ, Mes tor a Sa
81 80 t.r New city short cl.r. 81 5osSl7 90 Ezra
F" S asa r1% . S's y
Err. i',, NJ, s.ss Err Ness sSl. $50 s. :. "a
HAMsI1ys as1 c,sH% q. a ""S."ss
ms, sSs'd s ds5s@ IN se, OF aS
Hams private terms and = tc' Picked Sho"iGTs &C. Ciy
5s Tor ~ a,sIag. Picked Hans oas rS1;. sSs ss
..:...MiDDLEs-s and nominal ......Dlt' sstD HOGS
Have last with moderate inquiry.
city HEAVY Light. g.. dGtc; rigs, 6'sc LAMP -
SpccuaiiOn rihcr general tday. ana The hakct
In liz entirety much appearance Is re-
ncctlon Of the West Options advanced 0G points early.
from which there little change leaving OH steady AT near
The top spot lots well mani aimed wilh"nl showing
any decided change. sales 300 ties western steam pa
G.9uc cOsIna CIV in fair cemand Sale' 20
IT, zoe Refined quoted 7c and sonth Slasriea 49, ,S
2jOO c> NsvsmDer 0ol as SIC. clesne bbSc; Do YES
December g. 80 6GOc closing 6.6Oc 300 ties J'hlarV
ttrd Cbtc, closing 6Gjc. 1000 ties. feh9uaLy -o'H
72c closing slc. 1000 ties March q - az fc tIm,
TER. On ELSE and EGGS-Butier The movement - tho
usual ,losr O The week. lIcrs snow no
further change ruling steady on the better class
o. GODS WsStern Creamery. 10 25c; state tre9ney
lGa2lc.. Western Factory. L. Gle; western Dairy 10
l1ci Western Imatioa CrsLnrry lGa Ice. Chse,e -fa
port nqhir moi'Iai" ahd tho maik't has steady sup
port state Factory l0t 70 II '.c. Including white &C;
t""rr'i II sc, SKINS. 5a"-c, ONO t~ctoi' -" ~ &c
Egg. Hold Ia sicidv with moderate inqnry stats
and Psnrsvlvasa - r21lc. Western 2O2l 2e inIers
TO chsics CAsadJ /, a 20 &C. Llnei. - n IL &c
SCGAE-FOt law ,uga the n arkct was r"nS AT -
for MoI,.es. &c fsi Fan Henlns and &c s go TEST
Centrifugal sales. 33.9nJ mats cNSupcilor sc aud
dcrsd, GldG.sc. ,irauuaisd . ll-lGc; Msud 4. I'd
sc: Cssiscusscrs A. ao'-c. Cole. StaaHAti'
"a. bloc. on A. %, > '.c.. White Extra I,
SiEARiNE-IIaaa mo rTats inquiry at nm prices. ny
quOici &c sales % Ouu H. OsomsrgArlnr, bc Nscs
% 900 10 &c. 80 u0u 70 ~ tcs cAc. ....
TALIOW-Tn maderIi. reqU"-t aud steady. Prime Cly
uOtoi 4i.c. ~alsL 7u.uOO 10 Sac.
Oi-t fair busln,ss - been ac'onp'" she'd during INC
days values have shown rcidcd rhanse
Th,ssAes COMPRISE rc.cs. soc 81 600 ID NJ Sni
above 81 55c. jjuOO n spring Texan lS lSc' 'uoo 10
Georgia soc. 5000 Territory, zoe JJuOO ID noe u.
Iaue about 35c 1900 n me Territory. @oc I'Ooo ID
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